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Patented ArcticShield technology for windproof, waterproof, breathable moisture-management
100% polyester quiet suede outer and poly lining
Relaxed fit for added comfort
Six outer pockets with storm flaps
Adjustable quick-snap shoulder straps
Storm-flap- protected leg zippers
Adjustable leg cuff closures

The ArcticShield® Classic Bib for Men feature ArcticShield's exclusive, patented technology for windproof, waterproof, breathable moisture-management. [Read More]

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Patented ArcticShield technology for windproof, waterproof, breathable moisture-management
100% polyester quiet suede outer and poly lining
Relaxed fit for added comfort
Six outer pockets with storm flaps
Adjustable quick-snap shoulder straps
Storm-flap- protected leg zippers
Adjustable leg cuff closures

The ArcticShield® Classic Bib for Men feature ArcticShield's exclusive, patented technology for windproof, waterproof, breathable moisture-management. 100% polyester quiet suede outer and poly lining. Bibs also feature a relaxed fit for added comfort, six outer pockets with storm flaps, adjustable quick-snap shoulder straps, adjustable leg cuff closures, and storm-flap-protected leg zippers. Hand wash. Imported.

ArcticShield's exclusive technology utilizes a multi-layered thermal barrier that captures and returns up to 97% of your body heat. This method is more effective than thick traditional insulations that only slow body heat loss. This cold-weather clothing is unbelievably thin and extremely warm.

ArcticShield® Classic Parka for Men sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-870-056-02

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what size to order if I am a 34 waist height 6ft

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I am the same size and a Large is perfect

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I'm 5'11; 35waist and Large is good fit. I tried on XL and it was way too big.

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I am 6.2ft tall and have a 46 inch waist and i have the 2XL and they fit perfect.hope this helps

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I usually wear a tall, because I am about 6'3". I saw there is not a tall in these, and was wondering how close the fit is to the Large Tall in the RedHead BONE-DRY C.W.S. Insulated Bibs.
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Per ArcticShield web site a size large will have a 32" inseam, which is the same inseam our regular not tall sizes.

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For what temperature range are these recommended? Will they be too hot in 55 degrees in a treestand? Will they be warm enough in 20 degrees?

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I've worn these bibs in temps from 55 down to 10. They are very warm. You might be comfortable in 55 degrees if you're only wearing boxers underneath, and you're not moving. They really heat up when you're hiking or packing in. I was perfectly fine when it was 40 degrees and raining, just sitting on the ground. Bone dry. They are certainly wind proof and rain proof.

You wont need thermals until the temps get closer to 30s. I wear fleece layer when it's below 20.

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Not sure what the manufacturer range is, but if you wear these in 55 degree weather you're going to bake. I would recommend them for 40 degrees F and lower. I would feel comfortable wearing them down to 0 with appropriate underlayers.

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WAY too hot for 55 degrees, unless you're extremely cold-blooded. I wouldn't want to wear mine unless it was mid-40's and below. I've been in them down to -14F and perfectly comfortable.

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Several years ago I tried an Artic Shield jacket and it was noisy because of the retain material. Is this true with these bibs?

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I'm not sure about the products from several years ago, but the newer products are absolutely quiet.

They have the texture of a fleecy-leather. It's not like any other I've seen. They make no noise when they rub against each other while walking, or against tree branches.

There is ZERO crinkle sound, as with most waterproof/windproof clothing.

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They are very quiet.

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I've got the The H3.1 bibs and H6 jacket and with the selent suede material, these are very quiet. Much quieter than other pair of bibs that I have, which are loft-insulated gore-tex.

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NEW ArcticShield® H3.1 Bibs for Men - Do you have a sizing chart??

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I am normally a XXL, but these fit perfectly in an XL size. I would say buy a size smaller than you normally would unless you wear heavy layers underneath.

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H3.1B Bib Sizing:
MED: 38 waist, 29 inseam
LRG: 41 waist, 30 inseam
XLG: 43 waist, 31 inseam
2XL: 46 waist, 32 inseam

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How warm is this material compared to 200 or 150 grams of Thinsulate?

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I have worn these and 150 gram Thinsulate CWS bibs. I would say they are probably on par with each other. The Arctic Shield gets very hot if you walk in it for any appreciable distance. It's like a space blanket under the liner, so it reflects your body heat.

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ArcticShield's technology (RE-tain) is very difficult to compare to loft type insulation technologies, because RE-tain works very differently. Loft type insulations slows heat transfer with dead air space. RE-tain traps and reflects heat energy back toward the body, which is how the warming effect is created.

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